Sentence examples for be a realistic method from inspiring English sources

Luckily, the Dutch National Police realize that while using an eagle is definitely the coolest way to take down a drone, it's not always going to be a realistic method.

Clinical faculty and resident physicians find this model to be a realistic method for demonstrating abscess incision and drainage.

The company, which works "mainly for national and international governmental security agencies", is currently partnering with the Dutch National Police on a trial basis to determine if using birds of prey are a realistic method for taking down drones.

These studies, therefore, suggest that post-prostate massage-voided urine may be a realistic alternative as a non-invasive method of prostate cancer screening, with multiple gene panels providing a better discrimination of malignant from non-malignant cells.

The IS 1081 PCR is a realistic screening method for rapid identification of positive cases but the sensitivity of single copy methods, like RD4 and also of spoligotyping will need to be improved to make these applicable for direct testing of tissue extracts.

In an echo of the 1926 general strike, the government felt that the "use of volunteers might be a more realistic method" of getting coal and oil to the power stations as it would "invite less 'blacking' by other unions".

"I think following your dreams is important, but having a realistic method for how you're going to get there is just as important.

So, time delay is introduced into the population models, which is a more realistic method to understand the population dynamics.

Then, a realistic method is used to calculate the tabulation of the overall SNR versus the space ratio and the target BER for high priority bits and low priority bits.

The uncertainty of measured data included in the goodness-of-fit indicators is a more realistic method to evaluate model performance and data sets.

To validate the methodology, Merlet et al. [73] compared two different methods for mimicking the polarization of electrode, i.e., fixed charge method (FCM) and constant potential method (CPM), with the latter being a more realistic method.